2010 Map of Minong

About this map

Minong serves as the central hub of this northern Wisconsin landscape, situated at the junction of modern transit corridors and traditional county routes like County Hwy I. The town is surrounded by a dense network of water bodies and marshy tributaries, including Shell Creek to the north and the winding Stuntz Brook to the south. Notable for its glacial geography, the area features numerous named lakes such as Pokegama Lake, Bond Lake, and Gull Lake in the southeast corner. These water resources, managed in part by structures like the Fischer Dam WP380 on Rice Lake 2, define the local topography. Local history and genealogy are anchored at the Greenwood Cemetery, located east of the main settlement near Bear Tree Rd. The map also details a sprawling system of forest and rural roads, such as Gardner Lake Forest Rd, which navigate the wetlands and creeks that feed into the larger regional basins.